Data processing system for construction machine

ABSTRACT

A data amount reduction unit of a data processing system of a construction machine is configured to reduce, based on a preset first reduction rule, a data amount of first image data that is a portion corresponding to a preset first specification work among time-series image data stored in a data storage unit, and reduce, based on a preset second reduction rule, a data amount of second image data that is a portion corresponding to a preset second specification work among the time-series image data stored in the data storage unit.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a data processing system for aconstruction machine for reducing a data amount of work data regardingwork of the construction machine at a work site.

BACKGROUND ART

Conventionally, work data regarding work of a construction machineperformed at a work site is stored in a storage unit (storage device),and is used as data for managing work of the construction machine, forexample. Since the storage capacity of the storage unit is finite, atechnique for reducing the data amount of the work data to be stored hasbeen proposed.

Patent Literature 1 discloses an operation data collection device thatreceives the measurement data of a plurality of sensors mounted on awork machine as operation data, and records the operation data in anoperation data storage unit. This operation data collection deviceadjusts the recording range and the recording interval of the operationdata to be collected according to the download situation, the free spaceof the operation data storage unit, and the information freshness of theoperation data. Specifically, regarding a record that has not yet beendownloaded among records recorded in an operation data recording unit,this operation data collection device changes the record level accordingto the number of elapsed days from the data recording date, and changesthe record level according to the ratio of the free space to the totalcapacity of the operation data recording unit. The recording level is arecording condition, where a higher numerical value indicates a largeramount of recorded information (paragraphs 0050 and 0051 of PatentLiterature 1).

In an actual work site, a plurality of works having different workcontents are usually performed by a construction machine.

However, the device of Patent Literature 1 uniformly changes, regardlessof the work content, the record level of the operation data based on thedownload situation, the free space of the operation data storage unit,and the information freshness of the operation data. Therefore, thedevice of Patent Literature 1 cannot sometimes appropriately store thedata of the work content that should be originally stored.

It is conceivable not only to store measurement data of the sensor inthe storage unit as in the device of Patent Literature 1 but also tostore image data of a construction machine in time series in the storageunit at a work site. This allows work-related persons such as a managerwho manages work at the work site and an operator who performs work atthe work site to use the image data stored in the storage unit formanaging work of the construction machine. However, the time-seriesimage data requires a larger capacity in the storage unit than thesensor measurement data does. Therefore, in order to store thetime-series image data and use the image data for management of work ofthe construction machine, it is particularly important to reduce thedata amount of the image data.

CITATION LIST Patent Literature

Patent Literature 1: JP 2015-095069 A

SUMMARY OF INVENTION

The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and anobject thereof is to provide a data processing system for a constructionmachine that is possible to appropriately reduce a data amount of workdata including time-series data of an image of the construction machineat a work site according to a work content of the construction machine.

A data processing system for a construction machine according to oneaspect of the present invention is a data processing system for aconstruction machine for reducing a data amount of work data regardingwork of a construction machine, the data processing system including: animage-capturing device that acquires time-series image data that istime-series data of an image including the construction machine at awork site; a data storage unit that stores the time-series image data; awork content determination unit that determines at least one workcontent of the construction machine based on the time-series image data;and a data amount reduction unit, in which the data amount reductionunit is configured to, when the at least one work content determined bythe work content determination unit includes a preset firstspecification work, reduce, based on a preset first reduction rule, adata amount of first image data that is a portion corresponding to thefirst specification work among the time-series image data stored in thedata storage unit, and, when the at least one work content determined bythe work content determination unit includes a second specificationwork, which is a preset specification work and different from the firstspecification work, reduce, based on a second reduction rule, which is apreset reduction rule and different from the first reduction rule, adata amount of second image data that is a portion corresponding to thesecond specification work among the time-series image data stored in thedata storage unit.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic view illustrating a configuration of a dataprocessing system according to an embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a dataprocessing system according to an embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a side view illustrating an example of a construction machine.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view illustrating an example of a plurality offeature points of the construction machine.

FIG. 5 is a view for explaining processing of estimating a posture ofthe construction machine in the data processing system.

FIG. 6 is a view illustrating time-series posture data of theconstruction machine in the data processing system.

FIG. 7 is a view for explaining processing of determining a work contentfrom the time-series posture data of the construction machine in thedata processing system.

FIG. 8 is a view illustrating an example of a time-series change in awork content by a construction machine determined by a work contentdetermination unit of the data processing system.

FIG. 9 is a view illustrating an example of a reduction rule set foreach work site in the data processing system.

FIG. 10 is a view illustrating another example of a time-series changein a work content by a construction machine determined by the workcontent determination unit of the data processing system.

FIG. 11 is a view illustrating a screen of a display device that is anexample of an HMI in the data processing system.

FIG. 12 is a view illustrating a screen of a display device that is anexample of an HMI in the data processing system.

FIG. 13 is a view illustrating a screen of a display device that is anexample of an HMI in the data processing system.

FIG. 14 is a view illustrating an example of a daily work reportgenerated based on information acquired in the data processing system.

FIG. 15 is a flowchart presenting calculation processing of the dataprocessing system.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below withreference to the accompanying drawings. Note that the followingembodiment is merely an example embodying the present invention and doesnot limit the technical scope of the present invention.

FIG. 1 is a schematic view illustrating the configuration of a dataprocessing system 10 according to an embodiment. FIG. 2 is a blockdiagram illustrating the configuration of the data processing system 10.FIG. 3 is a side view illustrating an example of a construction machine100. The data processing system 10 according to the present embodimentis a system for reducing a data amount of work data regarding work ofthe construction machine 100 at a work site.

The specific example illustrated in FIG. 1 illustrates a case where aplurality of construction machines 100 perform work at the work site. Asillustrated in FIG. 1, the plurality of construction machines 100include a first construction machine 100A and a second constructionmachine 100B. Each of the plurality of construction machines 100includes a hydraulic excavator. Since these hydraulic excavators have asimilar basic configuration, one construction machine 100 of theplurality of construction machines 100 will be described below, anddescription of the other construction machines 100 will be omitted.

The construction machine 100 includes a crawler type lower travellingbody 101, an upper stewing body 102 mounted on the lower travelling body101 so as to be slewable about a stewing center axis perpendicular to atravelling surface thereof, and an attachment 103 mounted on the upperslewing body 102 in a hoisting manner.

The upper slewing body 102 includes a cab 102A constituting a frontportion (main body front portion) of the upper slewing body 102, and acounterweight 102B constituting a rear portion (main body rear portion)of the upper slewing body 102. The attachment 103 includes a boom 104supported by the upper slewing body 102 in a hoisting manner, an arm 105rotatably coupled to a tip end of the boom 104, and a bucket 106 (tipend attachment) rotatably coupled to a tip end of the arm 105.

The construction machine 100 includes a boom cylinder 107 that operatesto cause the boom 104 to perform a hoisting operation with respect tothe upper slewing body 102, an arm cylinder 108 that operates to causethe arm 105 to perform a rotating operation with respect to the boom104, and a tip end attachment cylinder 109 that operates to cause thetip end attachment 106 to perform a rotating operation with respect tothe arm 105.

As illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2, the data processing system 10 includesa plurality of sensors, a machine controller 50, an image-capturingdevice 30, a camera controller 40, a main controller 60, and a cloudserver 70. The machine controller 50, the camera controller 40, the maincontroller 60, and the cloud server 70 each includes, for example, acomputer including a processor such as a CPU and a memory.

The plurality of sensors and the machine controller 50 are provided inthe construction machine 100. The plurality of sensors acquiretime-series operation data, which is time-series data of an operationparameter that changes corresponding to an operation of the constructionmachine 100. The operation parameter acquired by the plurality ofsensors is input to the machine controller 50.

As illustrated in FIG. 3, the plurality of sensors include a boom anglesensor 21, an arm angle sensor 22, a bucket angle sensor 23, a slewingangle sensor 24, a vehicle body inclination angle sensor 25, apositioning sensor 26, and a rotation speed sensor 27. Accordingly, theoperation parameter includes a detection value detected by each of thesesensors 21 to 27. A specific explanation is as follows.

The boom angle sensor 21 is a sensor that detects a parameter forspecifying a boom angle, which is an angle of the boom 104 with respectto the upper slewing body 102. The boom angle is, for example, an angleformed by a plane orthogonal to a slewing center of the upper slewingbody 102 and a straight line extending along a longitudinal direction ofthe boom 104. The straight line extending along the longitudinaldirection of the boom 104 is, for example, a straight line connecting arotation center (center of a coupling pin) of a coupling portion betweenthe upper slewing body 102 and a base end portion of the boom 104 and arotation center (center of a coupling pin) of a coupling portion betweenthe tip end portion of the boom 104 and the base end portion of the arm105.

The arm angle sensor 22 is a sensor that detects a parameter forspecifying an arm angle, which is an angle of the arm 105 with respectto the boom 104. The arm angle is, for example, an angle formed by thestraight line extending along the longitudinal direction of the boom 104and a straight line extending along the longitudinal direction of thearm 105. The straight line extending along the longitudinal direction ofthe arm 105 is, for example, a straight line connecting a rotationcenter (center of a coupling pin) of the coupling portion between thetip end portion of the boom 104 and the base end portion of the arias105 and a rotation center (center of a coupling pin) of a couplingportion between the tip end portion of the arm 105 and the base endportion of the bucket 106.

The bucket angle sensor 23 is a sensor that detects a parameter forspecifying a bucket angle, which is an angle of the bucket 106 withrespect to the arm 105. The bucket angle is, for example, an angleformed by the straight line extending along the longitudinal directionof the arm 105 and a preset straight line defining the direction of thebucket 106. The straight line that defines the direction of the bucket106 is, for example, a straight line connecting a rotation center(center of a coupling pin) of the coupling portion between the tip endportion of the arm 105 and the base end portion of the bucket and a tipend portion of the bucket (e.g., a toe portion of the bucket).

The boom angle sensor 21, the arm angle sensor 22, and the bucket anglesensor 23 may include, for example, an inclination angle sensor (e.g.,acceleration sensor) that detects an inclination angle of the boom 104,an inclination angle of the arm 105, and an inclination angle of thebucket 106, respectively. The boom angle sensor 21, the arm angle sensor22, and the bucket angle sensor 23 may include, for example, a rotationangle sensor that detects a rotation angle of a coupling portion(coupling pin) between the upper slewing body 102 and the base endportion of the boom 104, a rotation angle of the coupling portion(coupling pin) between the tip end portion of the boom 104 and the baseend portion of the arm 105, and a rotation angle of the coupling portion(coupling pin) between the tip end portion of the arm 105 and the baseend portion of the bucket, respectively. The boom angle sensor 21, thearm angle sensor 22, and the bucket angle sensor 23 may include, forexample, a stroke sensor that detects a stroke amount of the boomcylinder 107, a stroke amount of the arm cylinder 108, and a strokeamount of the bucket cylinder 109, respectively.

The slewing angle sensor 24 is a sensor that detects a parameter forspecifying a slewing angle, which is an angle of the upper slewing body102 with respect to the lower travelling body 101. The slewing angle isdefined with reference to, for example, a position (phase) where anadvancing direction of the lower travelling body 101 coincides with afront of the upper slewing body 102 (direction in which the attachment103 extends). Examples of the slewing angle sensor 24 include a gyrosensor and a rotary encoder.

The vehicle body inclination angle sensor 25 is a sensor that detects aparameter for specifying a vehicle body inclination angle, which is anangle of the lower travelling body 101 or the upper slewing body 102with respect to a horizontal plane. Examples of the vehicle bodyinclination angle sensor 25 include a two-axis inclination sensor(acceleration sensor) that can acquire an inclination angle about an Xaxis of the lower travelling body 101 or the upper slewing body 102 andan inclination angle about a Y axis of the lower travelling body 101 orthe upper slewing body 102. The X axis and the Y axis are horizontalaxes orthogonal to each other.

Each of the boom angle sensor 21, the arm angle sensor 22, the bucketangle sensor 23, the slewing angle sensor 24, and the vehicle bodyinclination angle sensor 25 periodically detects a correspondingparameter at predetermined time intervals, and a detected detectionresult (detection signal) is sequentially input to the machinecontroller 50. The detection timing of the angle sensor 21 to 25 ispreferably synchronized.

The positioning sensor 26 includes, for example, a global positioningsystem (GPS) sensor that can receive data regarding the GPS and a globalnavigation satellite system (GNSS) sensor that can receive dataregarding the GNSS, and receives positioning data (GPS data, GNSS data,and the like) of the satellite positioning system. The positioningsensor 26 is attached to the construction machine 100, for example.

The rotation speed sensor 27 is provided in an engine not illustratedthat is a drive source for a hydraulic pump in a hydraulic circuit ofthe construction machine 100, and detects the rotation speed of theengine.

The machine controller 50 includes a sensor data storage unit 51, aposture information generation unit 52, a time stamp processing unit 53,and a machine communication unit 54.

The sensor data storage unit 51 stores the operation parameter inputfrom the plurality of sensors 21 to 27.

The posture information generation unit 52 generates posture informationregarding the posture of the construction machine 100 based on theoperation parameter stored in the sensor data storage unit 51.Specifically, the posture information generation unit 52 calculates theboom angle, the arm angle, the bucket angle, the slewing angle, and thevehicle body inclination angle based on the parameter input from theboom angle sensor 21, the arm angle sensor 22, the bucket angle sensor23, the slewing angle sensor 24, and the vehicle body inclination anglesensor 25, respectively.

The time stamp processing unit 53 gives time information to thetime-series operation data acquired by the plurality of sensors 21 to27. A specific explanation is as follows.

The time stamp processing unit 53 stores, in association with the boomangle (posture information) having been calculated, the time when thedetection result by the boom angle sensor 21 is input to the machinecontroller 50 or the time when the boom angle is calculated by theposture information generation unit 52, for example. Similarly, the timestamp processing unit 53 stores, in association with a calculated angle(posture information), time when the detection result by each of the armangle sensor 22, the bucket angle sensor 23, the slewing angle sensor24, and the vehicle body inclination angle sensor 25 is input to themachine controller 50 or the time when each of the arm angle, the bucketangle, the stewing angle, and the vehicle body inclination angle iscalculated by the posture information generation unit 52.

The time stamp processing unit 53 stores time at which a detectionresult by the positioning sensor 26 is input to the machine controller50 in association with the detection result. The time stamp processingunit 53 stores time at which a detection result by the rotation speedsensor 27 is input to the machine controller 50 in association with thedetection result.

The machine communication unit 54 is configured to transmit and receivedata to and from the main controller 60 (specifically, a communicationunit 61 described later) via a network. The machine communication unit54 transmits the time-series operation data to which the timeinformation is given, the posture information to which the timeinformation is given, and the like. The transmitted information such asthe time-series operation data and the posture information is input tothe main controller 60.

The network may include, for example, a long distance informationcommunication network such as the Internet and a mobile phonecommunication network. The network may include, for example, acommunication network that enables the machine communication unit 54 andthe communication unit 61 to wirelessly communicate at a distance ofabout several tens of meters to several hundreds of meters, such asspecified low power radio, Bluetooth (registered trademark), andwireless local area network (wireless LAN). The network may be, forexample, a wired communication network.

The image-capturing device 30 acquires time-series image data that istime-series data of an image including at least one construction machine100 at the work site. That is, the image-capturing device 30periodically captures the image at predetermined time intervals. Theimage captured by the image-capturing device 30 is sequentially input tothe camera controller 40. The time interval of image capturing by eachcamera is set to, for example, 1/60 seconds, 1/30 seconds, 1/10 seconds,1 second, or the like.

As illustrated in FIG. 1, in the present embodiment, the image-capturingdevice 30 includes a first camera 30A and a second camera 30B. In thework site, the first camera 30A is disposed at a position wheretime-series image data that is time-series data of an image includingthe first construction machine 100A can be acquired. In the work site,the second camera 30B is disposed at a position where time-series imagedata that is time-series data of an image including the secondconstruction machine 100B can be acquired.

The camera controller 40 includes an image-capturing data storage unit41, a time stamp processing unit 42, and a camera communication unit 43.

The image-capturing data storage unit 41 stores the time-series imagedata input from each of the first camera 30A and the second camera 30B.

The time stamp processing unit 42 gives time information to thetime-series image data. A specific explanation is as follows. The timestamp processing unit 42 stores, in association with the image, time atwhich the image captured by each of the first camera 30A and the secondcamera 30B is input to the camera controller 40.

The camera communication unit 43 is configured to transmit and receivedata to and from the main controller 60 (specifically, the communicationunit 61 described later) via the network. The camera communication unit43 transmits, in association with each other, the image and the timeinformation given to the image. The image and the time information thathave been transmitted are input to the main controller 60.

The main controller 60 includes the communication unit 61, a datastorage unit 62, a posture estimation unit 63, a work contentdetermination unit 64, a data synchronization unit 65, a data amountreduction unit 66, a search unit 67, and human machine interfaces (HMIs)68 and 69.

The communication unit 61 is configured to transmit and receive data toand from each of the machine controller 50 and the camera controller 40via the network. The communication unit 61 is configured to transmit andreceive data to and from a cloud server 70 (specifically, a servercommunication unit 71 described later) via the network.

The data storage unit 62 stores the time-series operation data inputfrom the machine controller 50 and stores the time-series image datainput from the camera controller 40.

The posture estimation unit 63 estimates a posture of the constructionmachine 100 based on the image constituting the time-series image data,and generates posture estimation information regarding the posturehaving been estimated. In the present embodiment, the posture estimationinformation includes a posture of the boom 104, a posture of the min105, a posture of the bucket 106, a posture of the upper slewing body102 with respect to the lower travelling body 101, and a posture of thelower travelling body 101 or the upper slewing body 102 with respect toa horizontal plane. More specifically, the posture estimationinformation includes the boom angle (boom estimation angle), the armangle (arm estimation angle), the bucket angle (bucket estimationangle), the slewing angle (slewing estimation angle), and the vehiclebody inclination angle (vehicle body inclination estimation angle).

Specifically, the posture estimation unit 63 estimates a posture of thefirst construction machine 100A based on an image of the firstconstruction machine 100A acquired by the first camera 30A. Similarly,the posture estimation unit 63 estimates a posture of the secondconstruction machine 100B based on an image of the second constructionmachine 100B acquired by the second camera 30B. The posture estimationinformation estimated by the posture estimation unit 63 is input to thework content determination unit 64.

Specifically, by inputting the image to a neural network (e.g.,convolutional neural network) having a multilayer structuremachine-learned by deep learning, for example, the posture estimationunit 63 extracts a plurality of feature points of the constructionmachine 100 included in the image. That is, the neural network is aposture estimation algorithm learned in advance using data regarding afeature point of the construction machine 100. The neural networkreferred to by the posture estimation unit 63 learns by, for example,learning processing based on training data indicating a correspondencerelationship between an image of the construction machine 100 (hydraulicexcavator) and coordinates of the feature point in the image.

FIG. 4 illustrates an example of a plurality of feature points of theconstruction machine 100. In the neural network according to the presentembodiment, a plurality of feature points of the construction machine100 (hydraulic excavator) include an attachment tip end (1), anattachment bottom (2), an attachment joint (3), an arm joint (4), a boomjoint 1 (5), a boom joint 2 (6), a main body front portion (7), a mainbody right side portion (8), a main body rear portion (9), a main bodyleft side portion (10), a crawler right front (11), a crawler right rear(12), a crawler left front (13), and a crawler left rear (14). Note thatthe attachment tip end (1), the attachment bottom (2), and theattachment joint (3) indicate a tip end of the bucket 106, a bottom ofthe bucket 106, and a joint of the bucket 106, respectively. In FIG. 4,the main body left side portion (10) is not illustrated.

FIG. 5 is a view for explaining processing of estimating a posture ofthe construction machine 100 in the data processing system 10. Asillustrated in FIG. 5, the neural network (posture estimation algorithm)extracts and outputs coordinates of each of the plurality of featurepoints based on an image of the construction machine 100 to be input.Then, based on coordinates of the plurality of feature points outputfrom the neural network, the posture estimation unit 63 estimates theposture of the construction machine 100, specifically, the posture ofthe boom 104, the posture of the arm 105, the posture of the tip endattachment 106, the posture of the lower travelling body 101, and theposture of the upper slewing body 102.

The posture of the boom 104 is specified by an angle (boom angle) of theboom 104 with respect to the upper slewing body 102, for example. Theposture of the arm 105 is specified by an angle (arm angle) of the arm105 with respect to the boom 104, for example. The posture of the tipend attachment 106 is specified by an angle (bucket angle) of the bucket106 with respect to the arm 105, for example. The posture of the lowertravelling body 101 and the posture of the upper slewing body 102 arespecified by an angle (slewing angle) of the upper slewing body 102 withrespect to the lower travelling body 101, for example. Data (postureestimation information) regarding the posture estimated by the postureestimation unit 63 is input to the work content determination unit 64.

Note that the posture estimation unit 63 may estimate the posture of theconstruction machine based on the image acquired by the image-capturingdevice by using a technology such as Openpose (registered trademark),for example.

Based on time-series posture data that is time-series data of theposture of the first construction machine 100A estimated by the postureestimation unit 63, the work content determination unit 64 deter minesthe work content performed by the first construction machine 100A. Basedon time-series posture data that is time-series data of the posture ofthe second construction machine 100B estimated by the posture estimationunit 63, the work content determination unit 64 determines the workcontent performed by the second construction machine 100B.

Specifically, by inputting time-series data of the posture to a neuralnetwork (e.g., recurrent neural network) having a multilayer structuremachine-learned by deep learning, for example, the work contentdetermination unit 64 extracts a feature included in time-series data ofthe posture. That is, the neural network is a work classificationalgorithm learned in advance using time-series data regarding movementof a feature point of the construction machine 100. The neural networkreferred to by the work content determination unit 64 learns by, forexample, learning processing based on training data indicating acorrespondence relationship between a plurality of work contentcandidates defined in advance and time-series data of the posture of theconstruction machine 100 having been tagged. The plurality of workcontent candidates defined in advance include, for example, drillingwork, grading work, slope shaping work, loading work, vehicle resting,and traveling work (see FIG. 7).

The drilling work is work for drilling earth and sand on the ground bythe bucket 106. The grading work is work for grading the ground by thebucket 106. The slope shaping work is work for shaping a slope surfacethat is an artificial slope formed by cutting earth or banking earth.The loading work is work for loading a holding target object such asearth and sand held by the bucket 106 to another place. The travelingwork is a work for moving the construction machine 100 to a next workplace at the work site. The vehicle resting means a state in which theconstruction machine 100 is stopped without performing actual work suchas the loading work, the lifting work, the drilling work, the gradingwork, the slope shaping work, and the traveling work.

FIG. 6 is a view illustrating the time-series posture data of theconstruction machine 100 in the data processing system 10. The specificexample illustrated in FIG. 6 illustrates time-series posture dataregarding the boom angle, the arm angle, the bucket angle, and thestewing angle.

The specific example illustrated in FIG. 6 illustrates a time-serieschange in posture (time-series data of the posture) of the constructionmachine 100 when the drilling work is performed, and a time-serieschange in posture (time-series data of the posture) of the constructionmachine 100 when the loading work to be performed after this drillingwork is performed. Each of these works is performed with a specifictime-series change in terms of the posture of the construction machine100. Therefore, a time-series change in the posture of the constructionmachine 100 is relevant to the work content of the construction machine100, and serves as an index for determination of the work content. Aspecific explanation is as follows.

Since the drilling work does not involve a stewing operation, thestewing angle is constant in the drilling work as illustrated in FIG. 6.The boom angle and the arm angle gradually increase from the early stageto the final stage of the drilling work. The bucket angle graduallyincreases from the early stage to the middle stage of the drilling work,and greatly increases at the final stage.

Since the loading work involves a stewing operation, the stewing anglestarts to increase when the drilling work is switched to the loadingwork. The stewing angle and the boom angle gradually increase from theearly stage to the middle stage of the loading work, and the arm angleand the bucket angle are constant from the early stage to the middlestage of the loading work. On the other hand, the stewing angle and theboom angle are constant at the final stage of the loading work, and thearm angle and the bucket angle gradually decrease at the final stage ofthe loading work.

FIG. 7 is a view for explaining processing of determining the workcontent from the time-series posture data of the construction machine100 in the data processing system 10. As illustrated in FIG. 7, anoutput layer of the neural network (work classification algorithm)executes calculation by a softmax function, for example, and outputs ascore for each of the plurality of work content candidates. The workcontent determination unit 64 determines, as the work content, the workcontent candidate having the highest score based on the score of each ofthe plurality of work content candidates having been output from theoutput layer of the neural network. In the specific example of FIG. 7,the work content determination unit 64 determines “drilling work”,having the highest score, among the plurality of work content candidatesas the work content. The score illustrated in FIG. 7 indicates accuracyof determination by the work content determination unit 64.

Based on the time information given to each of the time-series imagedata and the time-series operation data, the data synchronization unit65 associates the time-series image data and the time-series operationdata with each other and stores a correspondence relationship betweenthem. A specific explanation is as follows.

FIG. 8 is a view illustrating an example of a time-series change in awork content by the construction machine 100 determined by the workcontent determination unit 64. As illustrated in FIG. 8, a plurality ofwork contents by the construction machine 100 determined by the workcontent determination unit 64 include a drilling work W11, a loadingwork W12, a drilling work W13, a loading work W14, a traveling work W15,and a grading work W16, and FIG. 8 illustrates that these works havebeen performed in this order. The data storage unit 62 is configured tostore, as a work history, the plurality of work contents determined bythe work content determination unit 64.

The time-series image data of the first construction machine 100Acaptured by the first camera 30A of the image-capturing device 30includes first image data corresponding to the drilling work W11, secondimage data corresponding to the loading work W12, third image datacorresponding to the drilling work W13, fourth image data correspondingto the loading work W14, fifth image data corresponding to the travelingwork W15, and sixth image data corresponding to the grading work W16.

The time information of the time-series image data given by the timestamp processing unit 42 includes first time information correspondingto the first image data, second time information corresponding to thesecond image data, third time information corresponding to the thirdimage data, fourth time information corresponding to the fourth imagedata, fifth time information corresponding to the fifth image data, andsixth time information corresponding to the sixth image data.

The data synchronization unit 65 stores first operation data that is aportion having time information corresponding to the first timeinformation, among the time-series operation data stored in the datastorage unit 62, and the first image data in association with eachother. The data synchronization unit 65 stores second operation datathat is a portion having time information corresponding to the secondtime information, among the time-series operation data stored in thedata storage unit 62, and the second image data in association with eachother. The data synchronization unit 65 stores third operation data thatis a portion having time information corresponding to the third timeinformation, among the time-series operation data stored in the datastorage unit 62, and the third image data in association with eachother. Similarly, the data synchronization unit 65 stores fourth tosixth operation data that are portions having time informationcorresponding to the fourth to the sixth time information, respectively,among the time-series operation data stored in the data storage unit 62,and the fourth to the sixth image data, respectively, in associationwith each other.

FIG. 9 is a view illustrating an example of a reduction rule set foreach work site in the data processing system 10. As illustrated in FIG.9, the reduction rule for a work site A includes, among the time-seriesimage data stored in the data storage unit 62, a reduction rule ofreducing the data amount of drilling image data, which is a portioncorresponding to the drilling work, at a reduction rate (thinning rate)of 20%, a reduction rule of reducing the data amount of loading imagedata, which is a portion corresponding to the loading work, at areduction rate of 30%, a reduction rule of reducing the data amount ofgrading image data, which is a portion corresponding to the gradingwork, at a reduction rate of 40%, a reduction rule of reducing the dataamount of the slope shaping image data, which is a portion correspondingto the slope shaping work, at a reduction rate of 50%, and a reductionrule of reducing the data amount of travel image data, which is aportion corresponding to the traveling work, at a reduction rate of 60%,and a reduction rule of reducing the data amount of stop image data,which is a portion corresponding to a state in which the constructionmachine 100 is stopped (stopped work), at a reduction rate of 99%.

As illustrated in FIG. 9, the reduction rule for the work site A furtherincludes, among the time-series image data stored in the data storageunit 62, a reduction rule of reducing the data amount of abnormalityimage data, which is a portion corresponding to work in which anabnormality has occurred, at a reduction rate of 0%. That is, “reducingthe data amount at a reduction rate of 0%” means to allow all of theabnormality image data to remain. Works in which the abnormality hasoccurred include, for example, work in which a failure of theconstruction machine 100 has occurred and work in which a presetprohibited operation has been performed. As the prohibited operation,for example, an operation of simultaneously performing the drilling workand the traveling work is set. In a case of corresponding to a work inwhich the abnormality has occurred and also corresponding to anotherwork described above, priority is given to the reduction rule regardinga work in which the abnormality has occurred.

As illustrated in FIG. 9, the reduction rule for the work site Bincludes contents different from those of the reduction rule for thework site A.

Since work in which the abnormality has occurred is of high importancein any site of the work site A and the work site B, the reduction ruleis set such that the reduction rate of work data regarding the workbecomes small (such that a data remaining rate becomes large). At thework site A, since the drilling work is of high importance, thereduction rule is set such that the reduction rate of work dataregarding the drilling work becomes small. On the other hand, at thework site B, since the grading work and the slope shaping work are ofhigh importance, the reduction rule is set so that the reduction rate ofwork data regarding these works becomes small.

For example, regarding the work site A, the data amount reduction unit66 reduces, at a reduction rate of 20% based on the reduction ruleillustrated in FIG. 9, the data amount of drilling image data, which isa portion corresponding to the drilling work W11 illustrated in FIG. 8,among the time-series image data stored in the data storage unit 62.Similarly, the data amount reduction unit 66 reduces, at a reductionrate of 30% based on the reduction rule illustrated in FIG. 9, the dataamount of loading image data, which is a portion corresponding to theloading work W12 illustrated in FIG. 8, among the time-series image datastored in the data storage unit 62. For the other works illustrated inFIG. 8, the data amount is reduced similarly.

A reduction method of data amount of the image data is not particularlylimited. For example, the data amount of reduction target image data maybe reduced by reducing the frame rate based on a reduction rate set bythe reduction rule. In this case, the data amount of drilling imagedata, which is a portion corresponding to the drilling work W11illustrated in FIG. 8, for example, is reduced such that the frame rateafter the reduction becomes a value obtained by multiplying the framerate before the reduction by 0.8.

In the present embodiment, the data amount reduction unit 66 reduces thedata amount of drilling operation data, which is a portion having timeinformation corresponding to time information of the drilling work W11illustrated in FIG. 8, among the time-series operation data stored inthe data storage unit 62. Similarly, the data amount reduction unit 66reduces the data amount of loading operation data, which is a portionhaving time information corresponding to time information of the loadingwork W12 illustrated in FIG. 8, among the time-series operation datastored in the data storage unit 62. For the other works illustrated inFIG. 8, the data amount of operation data is reduced similarly.

The reduction rule of the data amount of the operation data may be thesame as the reduction rule of the data amount of the image dataillustrated in FIG. 9, for example. In this case, for example, the dataamount of drilling operation data, which is a portion having timeinformation corresponding to time information of the drilling work W11illustrated in FIG. 8, is reduced at a reduction rate of 20%. Thereduction rule of the data amount of the operation data may be differentfrom the reduction rule of the data amount of the image data illustratedin FIG. 9, for example. Specifically, all operation data correspondingto image data to be reduced may be erased, for example.

FIG. 10 is a view illustrating another example of a time-series changein a work content by a construction machine determined by the workcontent determination unit. As illustrated in FIG. 10, a plurality ofwork contents by the construction machine 100 determined by the workcontent determination unit 64 include a repetitive work including aplurality of drilling works and a plurality of loading works. In thespecific example illustrated in FIG. 10, combination of the drillingwork and the loading work is continuously performed a plurality of times(five times in FIG. 10). The data storage unit 62 is configured tostore, as a work history, the plurality of work contents determined bythe work content determination unit 64.

When determining the work content of each of a plurality of works W21 toW30 illustrated in FIG. 10, the work content determination unit 64outputs a score as illustrated in FIG. 7 described above.

Based on the score, the data amount reduction unit 66 reduces the dataamount of at least one of a plurality of drilling image data and aplurality of loading image data, which are portions corresponding to theplurality of drilling works and the plurality of loading works,respectively, among the time-series image data stored in the datastorage unit 62.

Specifically, the data amount reduction unit 66 may reduce the imagedata corresponding to the drilling work having the lowest score amongthe plurality of drilling works W21, W23, W25, W27, and W29, forexample. In this case, the data amount reduction unit 66 may also reducethe image data corresponding to the loading work combined with thedrilling work having the lowest score.

The data amount reduction unit 66 may reduce the image datacorresponding to the drilling work having the lowest score and the imagedata corresponding to the drilling work having the highest score amongthe plurality of drilling works W21, W23, W25, W27, and W29, forexample. In this case, the data amount reduction unit 66 may also reducethe image data corresponding to the loading work combined with thedrilling work having the lowest score and the image data correspondingto the loading work combined with the drilling work having the highestscore.

When a search condition is input, the search unit 67 searches the workhistory stored in the data storage unit 62 for information correspondingto the search condition, and outputs the information having beensearched. As described above, the data storage unit 62 is configured tostore, as a work history, the plurality of work contents determined bythe work content determination unit 64. The data storage unit 62 mayfurther store the time-series operation data acquired by the pluralityof sensors.

As illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2, the HMIs 68 and 69 include an inputunit 68 such as a keyboard with which an operator can input the searchcondition, and a display unit 69 such as a display device to which theinformation searched by the search unit 67 is output.

FIG. 11 is a view illustrating an example of a screen of the displayunit 69 when the operator inputs the search condition. The operator caninput, on the screen, for example, a work type (work content), a date, avehicle ID, a sensor condition, and the like.

FIG. 12 is a view illustrating an example of a screen of the displayunit 69 to which the information searched by the search unit 67 isoutput. In the specific example illustrated in FIG. 12, a vehicle ID, awork start time, a work time, and an image of the construction machine100 are displayed on the display unit 69 as search results.

FIG. 13 is a view illustrating another example of a screen of thedisplay unit 69 to which the information searched by the search unit 67is output. In the specific example illustrated in FIG. 13, a date, animage of the construction machine 100, a work content, and an operationparameter detected by a sensor are displayed on the display unit 69 assearch results.

FIG. 14 is a view illustrating an example of a daily work reportgenerated based on information acquired in the data processing system10.

As illustrated in FIG. 2, the cloud server 70 includes a servercommunication unit 71, a data storage unit 72, and a search unit 73.

The server communication unit 71 is configured to transmit and receivedata to and from the communication unit 61 of the main controller 60 viathe network.

The data storage unit 72 receives data stored in the data storage unit62 of the main controller 60 via the communication unit 61 and theserver communication unit 71, and stores the data. The data storage unit72 stores the time-series image data reduced by the data amountreduction unit 66. The data storage unit 72 may store, as a workhistory, the plurality of work contents determined by the work contentdetermination unit 64. The data storage unit 72 may further store thetime-series operation data acquired by the plurality of sensors.

When a search condition is input, the search unit 73 searches the workhistory stored in the data storage unit 72 for information correspondingto the search condition, and outputs the information having beensearched. The cloud server 70 may be configured to transmit and receivedata to and from a terminal 80, for example, via the network. Theterminal 80 includes a computer such as a mobile terminal used bywork-related persons such as a manager who manages work at a work siteand an operator who performs work at the work site. A work-relatedperson inputs the search condition to an input unit of the terminal 80.

When a search condition is input, the search unit 73 searches the workhistory stored in the data storage unit 72 for information correspondingto the search condition, and outputs the information having beensearched. The information having been output is input to the terminal80. This allows the work-related person to confirm the informationdisplayed on a display unit of the terminal 80.

FIG. 15 is a flowchart presenting calculation processing of the dataprocessing system 10. As illustrated in FIG. 15, the communication unit61 of the main controller 60 receives the time-series image data of theimage acquired by the image-capturing device 30 (step S1). Thecommunication unit 61 receives time-series operation data of theoperation parameter acquired by the plurality of sensors (step S2). Thecommunication unit 61 may receive the time-series image data in aplurality of batches, or may receive the time-series image data all atonce. Similarly, the communication unit 61 may receive the time-seriesoperation data in a plurality of batches, or may receive the time-seriesoperation data all at once.

Next, the data storage unit 62 stores the time-series image data and thetime-series operation data (step S3).

Next, the posture estimation unit 63 and the work content determinationunit 64 determine a plurality of work contents based on the time-seriesimage data (step S4).

Next, the data synchronization unit 65 determines whether or not to beable to synchronize the time-series image data with the time-seriesoperation data (step S5).

In a case where the time information is given to the time-series imagedata and the time information is given to the time-series operation data(YES in step S5), the data synchronization unit 65 synchronizes thesedata by associating the time-series image data with the time-seriesoperation data based on these pieces of time information (step S6).

Next, in a case where the plurality of work contents determined by thework content determination unit 64 include a preset first specificationwork, the data amount reduction unit 66 reduces, based on a preset firstreduction rule, the data amount of first image data that is a portioncorresponding to the first specification work among the time-seriesimage data stored in the data storage unit 62. In a case where theplurality of work contents determined by the work content determinationunit 64 include a second specification work, which is a presetspecification work and different from the first specification work, thedata amount reduction unit 66 reduces, based on a second reduction rule,which is a preset reduction rule and different from the first reductionrule, the data amount of second image data that is a portioncorresponding to the second specification work among the time-seriesimage data stored in the data storage unit 62 (step S7).

Next, the communication unit 61 transmits some or all of the data storedin the data storage unit 62 to the cloud server 70 (step S8).

In a case where the time-series image data and the time-series operationdata cannot be synchronized with each other in step S5 (NO in step S5)such as a case where time information is not appropriately given to thetime-series operation data, the main controller 60 compares the postureinformation generated by the posture information generation unit 52 withthe posture estimation information estimated by the posture estimationunit 63, and searches for the time-series operation data correspondingto the time-series image data (step S9). The data synchronization unit65 synchronizes the time-series operation data having been searched withthe time-series image data (step S6).

As described above, the data processing system 10 can reduce, accordingto the work content of the construction machine 100, the data amount ofwork data including the time-series data of an image of the constructionmachine 100 at the work site. This can cause the data storage unit 62 tostore the time-series image data in which the data amount has beenreduced. It is also possible to reduce the communication amount intransmission and reception of data via the communication unit.

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The present invention is not limited to the embodiment described above.The present invention can include the following aspects, for example.

(A) Regarding Data Amount Reduction Unit

In the embodiment, the data amount reduction unit 66 is configured toreduce both the data amount of the time-series image data and the dataamount of the time-series operation data, but the data processing systemis not limited to this aspect. The data processing system is onlyrequired to be configured such that the data amount reduction unitreduces the data amount of at least the time-series image data. In thiscase, some or all of the plurality of sensors 21 to 27 can be omitted,and the data synchronization unit 65 can be omitted.

(B) Regarding Image-Capturing Device

The image-capturing device 30 may include a stereo camera, for example.

(C) Regarding Cloud Server

In the embodiment, the data processing system 10 includes the cloudserver 70, but the cloud server 70 can be omitted.

(D) Regarding Time Stamp Processing Unit

In the above embodiment, each of the camera controller 40 and themachine controller 50 includes a time stamp processing unit, but thedata processing system is not limited to this aspect. In the dataprocessing system, for example, the main controller 60 may include atime stamp processing unit, and this time stamp processing unit may givetime information to each of the time-series image data and thetime-series operation data. In this case, the time stamp processing unitof each of the camera controller 40 and the machine controller 50 can beomitted.

(E) Regarding Construction Machine

The tip end attachment is not limited to the bucket, and may be anothertip end attachment such as a grapple, a crusher, a breaker, and a fork.The construction machine is not limited to the hydraulic excavator, andmay be another construction machine. In the above embodiment, theconstruction machine includes the lower travelling body 101 that cantravel, but the present invention is not limited thereto. In the presentinvention, the construction machine may have a structure in which theupper slewing body 102 is supported by a base installed at a specificplace.

(F) Regarding Estimation of Posture of Construction Machine Based onImage

In the embodiment, estimation of the posture of the construction machine100 based on the image by the posture estimation unit 63 is performedusing a neural network (posture estimation algorithm) machine-learned inadvance, but the data processing system is not limited to this aspect.In the data processing system, estimation of the posture of theconstruction machine may be performed by another method other than themethod using the neural network. Examples of the other method include amethod using machine learning other than the method using the neuralnetwork, and time series algorithm.

(G) Others

A data processing system 20 according to the embodiment includes thesearch units 67 and 73, but one or both of them can be omitted. Themachine controller 50 of the data processing system 20 according to theembodiment includes the posture information generation unit 52, but theposture information generation unit 52 can be omitted.

Features of the above-described embodiment are summarized as follows.

A data processing system for a construction machine according to oneaspect of the present invention is a data processing system for aconstruction machine for reducing a data amount of work data regardingwork of a construction machine, the data processing system including: animage-capturing device that acquires time-series image data that istime-series data of an image including the construction machine at awork site; a data storage unit that stores the time-series image data; awork content determination unit that determines at least one workcontent of the construction machine based on the time-series image data;and a data amount reduction unit, in which the data amount reductionunit is configured to, when the at least one work content determined bythe work content determination unit includes a preset firstspecification work, reduce, based on a preset first reduction rule, adata amount of first image data that is a portion corresponding to thefirst specification work among the time-series image data stored in thedata storage unit, and, when the at least one work content determined bythe work content determination unit includes a second specificationwork, which is a preset specification work and different from the firstspecification work, reduce, based on a second reduction rule, which is apreset reduction rule and different from the first reduction rule, adata amount of second image data that is a portion corresponding to thesecond specification work among the time-series image data stored in thedata storage unit.

In this aspect, the first reduction rule for reducing the data amount ofthe first image data corresponding to the first specification work andthe second reduction rule for reducing the data amount of the secondimage data corresponding to the second specification work are set inadvance by the work-related person, and among the time-series imagedata, the data amount of the first image data is reduced based on thefirst reduction rule and the data amount of the second image data isreduced based on the second reduction rule. That is, by setting thefirst reduction rule and the second reduction rule that are differentfrom each other, the work-related person can give superiority orinferiority to the first specification work and the second specificationwork from the viewpoint of reduction in the data amount. This makes itpossible to reduce, while preferentially leaving image data of a workcontent to be stored, relatively large data amount of image data havinga lower priority (importance) than that of the image data. Thus, it ispossible to appropriately reduce a data amount of work data includingtime-series data of an image of the construction machine at a work siteaccording to a work content of the construction machine.

In the above aspect, the first reduction rule may be set to reduce thedata amount of the first image data at a preset first reduction rate,and the second reduction rule may be set to reduce the data amount ofthe second image data at a second reduction rate, which is a presetreduction rate and different from the first reduction rate.

In this aspect, of the first specification work and the secondspecification work, a reduction rate of one work having a highimportance is set to be smaller than a reduction rate of the other work.This can reduce the data amount of the work data according to animportance of a work content.

In the above aspect, the data processing system further includes: atleast one sensor that acquires time-series operation data, which istime-series data of an operation parameter that changes corresponding toan operation of the construction machine; and a time stamp processingunit that gives time information to each of the time-series image dataand the time-series operation data, in which the data storage unit isconfigured to further store the time-series operation data, the timeinformation of the time-series image data includes first timeinformation corresponding to the first image data and second timeinformation corresponding to the second image data, and the data amountreduction unit is preferably configured to, when the at least one workcontent determined by the work content determination unit includes thefirst specification work, reduce a data amount of first operation datathat is a portion having time information corresponding to the firsttime information among the time-series operation data stored in the datastorage unit, and, when the at least one work content determined by thework content determination unit includes the second specification work,reduce a data amount of second operation data that is a portion havingtime information corresponding to the second time information among thetime-series operation data stored in the data storage unit.

In this aspect, the time-series operation data acquired by the at leastone sensor is associated with the time-series image data by the timeinformation given to each of the time-series image data and thetime-series operation data by the time stamp processing unit. Then, whenthe at least one work content includes the first specification work, thedata amount reduction unit not only reduces the data amount of the firstimage data but also reduces the data amount of the first operation dataassociated with the first image data, and when the at least one workcontent includes the second specification work, the data amountreduction unit not only reduces the data amount of the second image databut also reduces the data amount of the second operation data associatedwith the second image data. This can reduce, according to a work contentof the construction machine, the data amount of the time-series imagedata acquired by the image-capturing device and the data amount of thetime-series operation data acquired by the sensor.

In the above aspect, the work content determination unit may beconfigured to output a score indicating accuracy of determination ofeach of a plurality of third specification works when the at least onework content includes repetitive work including the plurality of thirdspecification works set in advance, and the data amount reduction unitmay be configured to reduce, based on the score, a data amount of atleast one of a plurality of third image data that is a portioncorresponding to the plurality of third specification works among thetime-series image data stored in the data storage unit.

In this aspect, the data amount of at least one third image data of theplurality of third image data is reduced based on the score. A specificexample of this aspect is as follows. In this aspect, the data amountreduction unit may be configured such that the data amount of the thirdimage data corresponding to the third specification work having a highscore among the plurality of third specification works is not reduced,while the data amount of the third image data corresponding to the thirdspecification work having a low score among the plurality of thirdspecification works is reduced, for example. The data amount reductionunit may be configured such that among the plurality of thirdspecification works, the data amount of the third image datacorresponding to the third specification work having a low score isreduced more than the data amount of the third image data correspondingto the third specification work having a high score. Note that the thirdspecification work may be same work as the first specification work orthe second specification work, or may be work different from the firstspecification work and the second specification work.

In the above aspect, the data storage unit may be configured to store,as a work history, the at least one work content determined by the workcontent determination unit, the data processing system may furtherinclude a search unit that receives input of a search condition, and thesearch unit may be configured to, when the search condition is input,search from the work history stored in the data storage unit forinformation corresponding to the search condition, and output theinformation having been searched.

In this aspect, by inputting the search condition, the work-relatedperson can obtain work data regarding a desired work content from thework history stored in the data storage unit.

In the above aspect, the data processing system may further include aposture estimation unit that estimates a posture of the constructionmachine based on the image constituting the time-series image data, inwhich the work content determination unit may be configured to determinethe work content based on time-series posture data, which is time-seriesdata of the posture estimated by the posture estimation unit.

In this aspect, the work content of the construction machine can bedetermined based on a dynamic change in posture of the constructionmachine. Specifically, the work of the construction machine includes,for example, drilling work, grading work, slope shaping work, andloading work, and each of these works is performed with a specifictime-series change in terms of the posture of the construction machine.Therefore, a time-series change in the posture of the constructionmachine is relevant to the work content of the construction machine, andserves as an index for determination of the work content.

1. A data processing system for reducing a data amount of work dataregarding work of a construction machine, the data processing systemcomprising: an image-capturing device that acquires time-series imagedata that is time-series data of an image including the constructionmachine at a work site; a data storage unit that stores the time-seriesimage data; a work content determination unit that determines at leastone work content of the construction machine based on the time-seriesimage data; and a data amount reduction unit, wherein the data amountreduction unit is configured to, when the at least one work contentdetermined by the work content determination unit includes a presetfirst specification work, reduce, based on a preset first reductionrule, a data amount of first image data that is a portion correspondingto the first specification work among the time-series image data storedin the data storage unit, and, when the at least one work contentdetermined by the work content determination unit includes a secondspecification work, which is a preset specification work and differentfrom the first specification work, reduce, based on a second reductionrule, which is a preset reduction rule and different from the firstreduction rule, a data amount of second image data that is a portioncorresponding to the second specification work among the time-seriesimage data stored in the data storage unit.
 2. The data processingsystem for a construction machine according to claim 1, wherein thefirst reduction rule is set to reduce the data amount of the first imagedata at a preset first reduction rate, and the second reduction rule isset to reduce the data amount of the second image data at a secondreduction rate, which is a preset reduction rate and different from thefirst reduction rate.
 3. The data processing system for a constructionmachine according to claim 1, the data processing system furthercomprising: at least one sensor that acquires time-series operationdata, which is time-series data of an operation parameter that changescorresponding to an operation of the construction machine; and a timestamp processing unit that gives time information to each of thetime-series image data and the time-series operation data, wherein thedata storage unit is configured to further store the time-seriesoperation data, the time information of the time-series image dataincludes first time information corresponding to the first image dataand second time information corresponding to the second image data, andthe data amount reduction unit is preferably configured to, when the atleast one work content determined by the work content determination unitincludes the first specification work, reduce a data amount of firstoperation data that is a portion having time information correspondingto the first time information among the time-series operation datastored in the data storage unit, and, when the at least one work contentdetermined by the work content determination unit includes the secondspecification work, reduce a data amount of second operation data thatis a portion having time information corresponding to the second timeinformation among the time-series operation data stored in the datastorage unit.
 4. The data processing system for a construction machineaccording to claim 1, wherein the work content determination unit isconfigured to output a score indicating accuracy of determination ofeach of a plurality of third specification works when the at least onework content includes repetitive work including the plurality of thirdspecification works set in advance, and the data amount reduction unitis configured to reduce, based on the score, a data amount of at leastone of a plurality of third image data that is a portion correspondingto the plurality of third specification works among the time-seriesimage data stored in the data storage unit.
 5. The data processingsystem for a construction machine according to claim 1, wherein the datastorage unit is configured to store, as a work history, the at least onework content determined by the work content determination unit, the dataprocessing system further includes a search unit that receives input ofa search condition, and the search unit is configured to, when thesearch condition is input, search from the work history stored in thedata storage unit for information corresponding to the search condition,and output the information having been searched.
 6. The data processingsystem for a construction machine according to claim 1, furthercomprising: a posture estimation unit that estimates a posture of theconstruction machine based on the image constituting the time-seriesimage data, wherein the work content determination unit determines thework content based on time-series posture data, which is time-seriesdata of the posture estimated by the posture estimation unit.